Race, Gender, Class, and Criminal Justice: Examining Barriers to Justice
by Danielle Mcdonald, Cherie Dawson-Edwards
Race, Gender, Class, and Criminal Justice examines how social identities and structural inequalities intersect with the justice system. Focusing on barriers to justice, the book provides a concise foundation for readers studying criminal justice, law, social inequality, and the relationship between institutions and lived experience.
About This Book
This book examines the relationship between race, gender, class, and criminal justice.
It focuses on barriers that can affect access to justice and the experience of the justice system.
The subject connects social inequality with legal institutions and criminal justice processes.
It offers a framework for considering how intersecting identities may shape justice-related outcomes.
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